The University of California
The University of California
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S. Stratton into the Senate, and into the Assembly by Hon. Howard E. Wright, which provided that the university's income should be increased to two cents on every hundred dollars of taxable property. To the "Teat relief of all friends of the university, the bill passed botb House's without opposition and was signed by Governor Bndd on Feb- ruary 27, 1897. Thus did the State a second time prove her deep and zib id ing interest in the welfare of her university. To one who has visited the universi...ty, nothing can be more strikingly obvious than the painful contrast between the character of its site and its buildings. Situated on the foothills of the Contra Costa range, and looking westward out through the Golden Gate, its natural placing is al- most unmatched. Yet with this remarkable beauty of location is coupled an equally remarkable ugliness of makeshift buildings. Tin- pressing difficulty that the university faced in the years of its rapid growth was that of finding, not the best room, but any kind of room for its students; and in attempting to solve this difficulty with an inade- quate income, the only resort was in hastily constructed temporary buildings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Stratton into the Senate, and into the Assembly by Hon. Howard E. Wright, which provided that the university's income should be increased to two cents on every hundred dollars of taxable property. To the "Teat relief of all friends of the university, the bill passed botb House's without opposition and was signed by Governor Bndd on Feb- ruary 27, 1897. Thus did the State a second time prove her deep and zib id ing interest in the welfare of her university. To one who has visited the universi...ty, nothing can be more strikingly obvious than the painful contrast between the character of its site and its buildings. Situated on the foothills of the Contra Costa range, and looking westward out through the Golden Gate, its natural placing is al- most unmatched. Yet with this remarkable beauty of location is coupled an equally remarkable ugliness of makeshift buildings. Tin- pressing difficulty that the university faced in the years of its rapid growth was that of finding, not the best room, but any kind of room for its students; and in attempting to solve this difficulty with an inade- quate income, the only resort was in hastily constructed temporary buildings.
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